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Second arrest made in murder investigation
Posted 28 October 2025

Second arrest made in murder investigation

Saint John Police have arrested another person in connection with a homicide in the north end on Oct. 20. Police arrested a 35-year-old man on Oct. 27 at 12:20 p.m. in the area of Richmond Street. The man appeared in Saint John provincial court Tuesday and was charged with first-degree murder....

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Politician stands up for protected beach
Posted 28 October 2025

Politician stands up for protected beach

A Liberal MLA is trying to squash the proposed golf course at West Mabou Beach Provincial Park. Iain Rankin reached out to the new Minister of Natural Resources on Monday after hearing from many frustrated constituents on the possible development. His letter congratulated Kim Maisland on her new...

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Long-term care workers in Dartmouth, Hammonds Plains vote 99% to strike
Posted 28 October 2025

Long-term care workers in Dartmouth, Hammonds Plains vote 99% to strike

Long-term care workers in Dartmouth as well as Hammonds Plains have voted 99 per cent in favour of strike action. According to a news release by CUPE, employees at Admiral and Whitehills Long Term Care Centres say wages, recruitment and retention, overtime and unsafe working conditions are key...

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Motorists still ignoring school bus safety rules
Posted 28 October 2025

Motorists still ignoring school bus safety rules

Concerns surrounding school buses and motorists. Anglophone East School District Spokesperson Stephanie Patterson says bus drivers are still reporting numerous red light violations,” Which means that ten to twelve cars each day are going through the stop sign and red lights while children are...

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N.B. funds 57 health training seats at Dalhousie University
Posted 28 October 2025

N.B. funds 57 health training seats at Dalhousie University

New Brunswick students will soon have better access to health-care training. The province is putting $21 million toward 57 training seats at Dalhousie University in Halifax. Premier Susan Holt said the agreement will help build a steady pipeline of professionals to meet growing health-care...

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Better Business Bureau says Canadians need to protect themselves online
Posted 28 October 2025

Better Business Bureau says Canadians need to protect themselves online

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) Serving the Atlantic Provinces is reminding Canadians that cybersecurity doesn’t have to be complicated, but it does require vigilance. With more people relying on digital payment platforms, remote work, and social media, scammers have adapted their tactics to...

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Water main break prompts early dismissal at a Richmond Co. school
Posted 28 October 2025

Water main break prompts early dismissal at a Richmond Co. school

A municipal water main break is affecting some Richmond County residents Tuesday. The Strait Regional Centre for Education has announced that students at Felix Marchand Education Centre in Louisdale will begin dismissing at 12:30 p.m. due to the water main break. According to a Facebook post...

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Youth facing child porn charges related to violent extremism group
Posted 28 October 2025

Youth facing child porn charges related to violent extremism group

A youth is facing several child pornography charges that involve a violent, online extremist group, according to police. In May, the RCMP and the Halifax Regional Police started investigating a youth who was an active member of an online group called 764, a subgroup of the Com Network. Police...

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NBTA wants action as teacher shortage deepens
Posted 28 October 2025

NBTA wants action as teacher shortage deepens

The New Brunswick Teachers’ Association (NBTA) is calling on the provincial government to take action to address a growing teacher shortage and classroom instability. “Retention and recruitment are our number one priority,” NBTA President Heidi Ryder said. “Teachers are struggling to believe it...

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Prime Minister’s Awards recognize Nova Scotian educators
Posted 28 October 2025

Prime Minister’s Awards recognize Nova Scotian educators

Three Nova Scotians have been recognized for their teaching dedication. They are among the 70 top educators across Canada to be recognized with this year’s Prime Minister’s Awards for their achievement. From Dartmouth, Gordon Shane MacLeod from Dartmouth High School and Michael Jean from Cole...

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